6-20 Echo Liquid Handler User Manual
6.3.2 Preparation for storage
Contact Labcyte Service and Support to arrange for the storage of the Echo
liquid handler. See “Contact information” on page 7-1. Include an
estimate of how long the instrument will be stored and where it will be
stored.
The Labcyte service engineer may replace the coupling fluid with fresh
water and algaecide, and seal the nose cone to keep the acoustic
transducer wet during storage.
When you are ready to return the Echo to full operation, contact Labcyte
Service and Support. The Labcyte service engineer will determine what
assembly or testing steps are required to ensure that the instrument is
operating correctly.
Note: If you plan to store the Echo liquid handler in a different facility,
follow the moving procedures in the section, “Instrument Relocation”
on page 2-10.
Caution: Do not store the Echo liquid handler outside of the storage
temperature range: 5°C – 45°C (41°F – 113°F). Temperatures outside
of this range can damage the instrument.
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